How to get from Bangkok to Krabi

What about

Krabi is a seaside province on the Western coast of Southern Thailand. The unique beauty of Krabi allures its visitors with limestone rock formations rising along the coastline; some of Thailand's finest beaches are found hidden along the bays.

Most of the province is made up of several national parks, and for the energetic traveller the rock climbing opportunities around Railay beach are some of the best in Asia. The province has over 80 islands famous for the diversity of activities and adventures they offer.

The picturesque coastline with its white sand beaches, coral reefs and lush vegetation make Krabi an essential beachside destination for anyone traveling through Thailand. It is also an important way point for accessing many of the surrounding islands via ferry.

Getting to Krabi

Traveling from Bangkok to Krabi overland is possible both by bus and by train. There is no railroad line in Krabi Town, meaning that you will need to make the final leg by bus. The combined train+bus journey takes a bit less that 15 hours in total; and the direct bus from the capital brings you to your destination in about 11 hours.

From Bangkok to Krabi by bus

Buses from Bangkok to Krabi leave from the Southern bus terminal, Sai Tai Mai. It is located on Phutthamonthon Sai Road in Thonburi district on the western side of the Chao Phraya River and is easily accessible by taxi. There are express and VIP24 buses of Lignite company, which cover the distance between the two cities in about 11 hours. An express bus ticket cost THB 648, while VIP24 is more expensive at THB 970. There is a morning bus at 7am, which is a worthy option for those who get off on the route, but to get to Krabi Town itself a night bus is a much more convenient option. Buses depart at 5.30pm, 7.10pm (2 buses), 7.20pm, 7.50pm (2 buses) and 8.40pm. There are also a number of private bus companies serving the same route from the Northern bus terminal in Bangkok, Morchit.

All buses provide snacks, air-conditioning and blankets and make several pit-spots along the route at large gas stations with convenience stores, cafes and toilets.

In Krabi buses from Bangkok arrive to either Krabi bus terminal near Talat Kao, about 4km north of Krabi, from where you can easily organise your onward journey to the islands, or to Nuea Khlong which lies 15km from Krabi by the Krabi international airport.

Getting from Bangkok to Krabi by train

There are no direct trains from Bangkok to Krabi, but it is possible to get package deals that include a train to Suratthani and a connecting bus to Krabi. Trains leave from Hua Lamphong station in Bangkok, easily accessible from the MRT subway. By far the most convenient train is the night one #85 departing at 7.30pm and arriving in Suratthani at 7.10am, but you have many other options, as well. You can choose the 1st or the 2nd class sleeper, both of which are air-conditioned and provide enough privacy and comfort for an overnight journey. The price is THB 1539 and THB 968 correspondingly.

Suratthani train station is located in the town of Phun Phin, some 15 km away. From there buses leave regularly both for Suratthani and other southern cities, including Krabi. If you book a joint train+bus ticket, you can catch a 7.30am bus to Krabi (THB 180, 3 hrs).

From Bangkok to Krabi by plane

Krabi is reportedly one of the most popular domestic destinations which sells first during special promotions period by any airline serving the route. But even without special discounts air tickets from Bangkok to Krabi are often amazingly affordable with prices starting from as low as THB1000 one-way per person. Travelling by plane reduces the time spend on the move considerably: from 12 hours to mere 1 hour 20 minutes.

Thai Lion Air, an associate of the namesake Indonesian carrier, flies to Krabi International Airport from the second airport in Bangkok, Don Mueang Airport. The company operates four flights from Bangkok to Krabi a day: at 6.45am, 11.5am, 3.20pm and 6pm. In the peak season it is hard to hit the lowest prices (THB1025) if you buy a couple of days in advance, but with a certain degree of flexibility you are in any case likely to find a deal under THB2000 with 15 kg of checked-in luggage and 7 kg of cabin luggage already included into the price.

In Bangkok Lion Air is based in Don Mueang International Airport to the north of the capital. To get there, use airport shuttle buses (routes A1 and A2). A1 starts from Morchit bus terminal and A2 originates at the Victory Monument, calling en route to Sanam Pao, Ari, Saphan Kwai and Morchit BTS stations (THB30). The latter is also served by A1 route. Travel time depends on traffic and is from 60 to 80 minutes. There are commuter trains between Hua Lamphong train station and Don Mueang airport, too. Trains take about 50 minutes to get from the railway station to the airport and are always a secure bet. Operating time is from 4.20am till 10.25pm.

Krabi International Airport lies 15 km to the northeast of Krabi Town. It serves over three million passengers per year and is waiting for expansion to increase its capacity to five millions soon. There are a lot seasonal international flights to Krabi airport from Europe and mainland China and an impressive number of daily flights between Krabi and Bangkok as well as some other domestic destinations including Koh Samui.

There is an air-conditioned airport shuttle bus plying the route between the airport and Krabi Town (THB90) and Ao Nang&Noppharat Thara (THB150). Normally these shuttle buses meet every arriving flight. If you miss it or do not want to use the service by some reason, take a songthaew which can be found along the main road to the airport. Taxis are also available (THB350).

Note that transfers to all possible tourist destinations throughout Krabi province are offered at the airport. Prices are usually reasonable: you will hardly find a better deal anywhere else even in Krabi Town, considering the time and money spent on getting to Krabi Town from the airport. If your final destination is Koh Lanta or Koh Phi Phi, do not hesitate to buy a ticket right on the spot.

Krabi beaches

It is not at all necessary to head to the islands to enjoy wonderful beaches of Krabi Province. Here are some ideas to have a great sun-and-sea adventure.

Ao Nang

The most developed of all Krabi beaches stretches out some 20km from Krabi Town. It may feel overpopulated, but it still preserves its postcard-like feel with limestone mountains looming as a backdrop and colourful long tail boats rolling on the waves. Nightlife and day restaurants are a stone’s throw away.

Noppharat Thara beach

A 3km long stretch of sand right by the side of Ao Nang remains relatively undeveloped. At low tide you can walk on sandy pathways in the company of millions of small crabs to the small islands close to the beach.

Railey beaches

Railey beach is an absolute must-see for every Krabi visitor. The two sides of the beach –the Western one and the Eastern one – are an ideal mix of crystal clear waters, pure sandy beaches and lush mountains.

Khlong Muang beach

This up-market side of Krabi is located some 20km further from Ao Nang. Khlong Muang resorts cater mostly for families and couples, and the setting is wonderful.

Tubkaeak beach

A place to hide away from it all. Long, clean and peaceful beach is complemented with breathtaking views of Koh Hong islands. It offers beautiful sunsets, too.

Your onward journey from Krabi

The whole Krabi Province is a natural wonder of limestone rock formations, transparent streams and dense mangroves, and Krabi Town is a quirky little town to savour the taste of provincial life of the South. It is also a convenient starting point for your journey to Phi-Phi (from two to 4 boats per day depending on the season; 1½ hrs), Koh Lanta (one boat per day from November to May, two hours); and Railey Beach (long tail boats leave throughout the day, 45 minutes). The same destinations are also served from nearby Ao Nang, where you can as well catch a boat to Phuket (4 hours) or Koh Yao islands (45 minutes).

Getting around in Krabi

Krabi Town itself is relatively easy to explore on foot. But for longer trips (e.g. Wat Tham Suea or Tha Pom) your own transport is a wise option giving you much more freedom compared to package tours from agencies.

Motorbikes and Scooters are the most convenient way to get around. Many guesthouses both in Krabi Town and Ao Nang offer quite a good fleet, which sometimes includes even the bigger ‘farang bikes’ (Honda PCX). Prices range from THB 150 to THB 300 per day depending on the model you choose. Note that some of the famous Krabi attractions are about 40km away from the city, and if you are not much of a motorbike rider, you may prefer to rent a car (THB 1500- THB 1800).

Bicycle is a good choice for getting acquainted with the city. Find them in many Krabi guesthouses (THB 50-THB120).

Songthaews travel between Krabi Town, the airport, bus terminal and nearby beaches. Prices vary depending on the destination and are from THB 50 to THB 100 for a seat in a shared vehicle. If you want the whole truck for yourself, agree on the price before you get on board.

How to get from Bangkok to Krabi

What about

Krabi is a seaside province on the Western coast of Southern Thailand. The unique beauty of Krabi allures its visitors with limestone rock formations rising along the coastline; some of Thailand's finest beaches are found hidden along the bays.

Most of the province is made up of several national parks, and for the energetic traveller the rock climbing opportunities around Railay beach are some of the best in Asia. The province has over 80 islands famous for the diversity of activities and adventures they offer.

The picturesque coastline with its white sand beaches, coral reefs and lush vegetation make Krabi an essential beachside destination for anyone traveling through Thailand. It is also an important way point for accessing many of the surrounding islands via ferry.

Getting to Krabi

Traveling from Bangkok to Krabi overland is possible both by bus and by train. There is no railroad line in Krabi Town, meaning that you will need to make the final leg by bus. The combined train+bus journey takes a bit less that 15 hours in total; and the direct bus from the capital brings you to your destination in about 11 hours.

From Bangkok to Krabi by bus

Buses from Bangkok to Krabi leave from the Southern bus terminal, Sai Tai Mai. It is located on Phutthamonthon Sai Road in Thonburi district on the western side of the Chao Phraya River and is easily accessible by taxi. There are express and VIP24 buses of Lignite company, which cover the distance between the two cities in about 11 hours. An express bus ticket cost THB 648, while VIP24 is more expensive at THB 970. There is a morning bus at 7am, which is a worthy option for those who get off on the route, but to get to Krabi Town itself a night bus is a much more convenient option. Buses depart at 5.30pm, 7.10pm (2 buses), 7.20pm, 7.50pm (2 buses) and 8.40pm. There are also a number of private bus companies serving the same route from the Northern bus terminal in Bangkok, Morchit.

All buses provide snacks, air-conditioning and blankets and make several pit-spots along the route at large gas stations with convenience stores, cafes and toilets.

In Krabi buses from Bangkok arrive to either Krabi bus terminal near Talat Kao, about 4km north of Krabi, from where you can easily organise your onward journey to the islands, or to Nuea Khlong which lies 15km from Krabi by the Krabi international airport.

Getting from Bangkok to Krabi by train

There are no direct trains from Bangkok to Krabi, but it is possible to get package deals that include a train to Suratthani and a connecting bus to Krabi. Trains leave from Hua Lamphong station in Bangkok, easily accessible from the MRT subway. By far the most convenient train is the night one #85 departing at 7.30pm and arriving in Suratthani at 7.10am, but you have many other options, as well. You can choose the 1st or the 2nd class sleeper, both of which are air-conditioned and provide enough privacy and comfort for an overnight journey. The price is THB 1539 and THB 968 correspondingly.

Suratthani train station is located in the town of Phun Phin, some 15 km away. From there buses leave regularly both for Suratthani and other southern cities, including Krabi. If you book a joint train+bus ticket, you can catch a 7.30am bus to Krabi (THB 180, 3 hrs).

From Bangkok to Krabi by plane

Krabi is reportedly one of the most popular domestic destinations which sells first during special promotions period by any airline serving the route. But even without special discounts air tickets from Bangkok to Krabi are often amazingly affordable with prices starting from as low as THB1000 one-way per person. Travelling by plane reduces the time spend on the move considerably: from 12 hours to mere 1 hour 20 minutes.

Thai Lion Air, an associate of the namesake Indonesian carrier, flies to Krabi International Airport from the second airport in Bangkok, Don Mueang Airport. The company operates four flights from Bangkok to Krabi a day: at 6.45am, 11.5am, 3.20pm and 6pm. In the peak season it is hard to hit the lowest prices (THB1025) if you buy a couple of days in advance, but with a certain degree of flexibility you are in any case likely to find a deal under THB2000 with 15 kg of checked-in luggage and 7 kg of cabin luggage already included into the price.

In Bangkok Lion Air is based in Don Mueang International Airport to the north of the capital. To get there, use airport shuttle buses (routes A1 and A2). A1 starts from Morchit bus terminal and A2 originates at the Victory Monument, calling en route to Sanam Pao, Ari, Saphan Kwai and Morchit BTS stations (THB30). The latter is also served by A1 route. Travel time depends on traffic and is from 60 to 80 minutes. There are commuter trains between Hua Lamphong train station and Don Mueang airport, too. Trains take about 50 minutes to get from the railway station to the airport and are always a secure bet. Operating time is from 4.20am till 10.25pm.

Krabi International Airport lies 15 km to the northeast of Krabi Town. It serves over three million passengers per year and is waiting for expansion to increase its capacity to five millions soon. There are a lot seasonal international flights to Krabi airport from Europe and mainland China and an impressive number of daily flights between Krabi and Bangkok as well as some other domestic destinations including Koh Samui.

There is an air-conditioned airport shuttle bus plying the route between the airport and Krabi Town (THB90) and Ao Nang&Noppharat Thara (THB150). Normally these shuttle buses meet every arriving flight. If you miss it or do not want to use the service by some reason, take a songthaew which can be found along the main road to the airport. Taxis are also available (THB350).

Note that transfers to all possible tourist destinations throughout Krabi province are offered at the airport. Prices are usually reasonable: you will hardly find a better deal anywhere else even in Krabi Town, considering the time and money spent on getting to Krabi Town from the airport. If your final destination is Koh Lanta or Koh Phi Phi, do not hesitate to buy a ticket right on the spot.

Krabi beaches

It is not at all necessary to head to the islands to enjoy wonderful beaches of Krabi Province. Here are some ideas to have a great sun-and-sea adventure.

Ao Nang

The most developed of all Krabi beaches stretches out some 20km from Krabi Town. It may feel overpopulated, but it still preserves its postcard-like feel with limestone mountains looming as a backdrop and colourful long tail boats rolling on the waves. Nightlife and day restaurants are a stone’s throw away.

Noppharat Thara beach

A 3km long stretch of sand right by the side of Ao Nang remains relatively undeveloped. At low tide you can walk on sandy pathways in the company of millions of small crabs to the small islands close to the beach.

Railey beaches

Railey beach is an absolute must-see for every Krabi visitor. The two sides of the beach –the Western one and the Eastern one – are an ideal mix of crystal clear waters, pure sandy beaches and lush mountains.

Khlong Muang beach

This up-market side of Krabi is located some 20km further from Ao Nang. Khlong Muang resorts cater mostly for families and couples, and the setting is wonderful.

Tubkaeak beach

A place to hide away from it all. Long, clean and peaceful beach is complemented with breathtaking views of Koh Hong islands. It offers beautiful sunsets, too.

Your onward journey from Krabi

The whole Krabi Province is a natural wonder of limestone rock formations, transparent streams and dense mangroves, and Krabi Town is a quirky little town to savour the taste of provincial life of the South. It is also a convenient starting point for your journey to Phi-Phi (from two to 4 boats per day depending on the season; 1½ hrs), Koh Lanta (one boat per day from November to May, two hours); and Railey Beach (long tail boats leave throughout the day, 45 minutes). The same destinations are also served from nearby Ao Nang, where you can as well catch a boat to Phuket (4 hours) or Koh Yao islands (45 minutes).

Getting around in Krabi

Krabi Town itself is relatively easy to explore on foot. But for longer trips (e.g. Wat Tham Suea or Tha Pom) your own transport is a wise option giving you much more freedom compared to package tours from agencies.

Motorbikes and Scooters are the most convenient way to get around. Many guesthouses both in Krabi Town and Ao Nang offer quite a good fleet, which sometimes includes even the bigger ‘farang bikes’ (Honda PCX). Prices range from THB 150 to THB 300 per day depending on the model you choose. Note that some of the famous Krabi attractions are about 40km away from the city, and if you are not much of a motorbike rider, you may prefer to rent a car (THB 1500- THB 1800).

Bicycle is a good choice for getting acquainted with the city. Find them in many Krabi guesthouses (THB 50-THB120).

Songthaews travel between Krabi Town, the airport, bus terminal and nearby beaches. Prices vary depending on the destination and are from THB 50 to THB 100 for a seat in a shared vehicle. If you want the whole truck for yourself, agree on the price before you get on board.

Passenger reviews out of total 17,203 passengers who traveled with us on this route.

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MartinaMar 19, 2018

avia Economy, Thai Lion Air

★★★★☆

The flight was on time and costs a fare price.
There isn't any service.

LauraMar 17, 2018

bus VIP24, Lignite

★★★★★

Lovely, clean comfortable bus. Blankets and refreshments (soya milk and fruit juice plus snack) provided.
Thai films available - would be nice if had English subtitles to we could have watched/understood them.
Highly recommend and would use again! ????

EdisonMar 13, 2018

avia Economy, Thai Lion Air

★★★☆☆

Not even a glass of water free and no space for western legs!

MarcinMar 7, 2018

bus VIP24, Lignite

★★★★★

Very pleasant, comfortable chairs, one thing i would love to have on the bus are usb ports to charge your phone.

MironMar 6, 2018

bus VIP24, Lignite

★★★★★

Amazing experience!

JanaMar 4, 2018

avia Economy, Thai Lion Air

★★★★★

Airport to airport, no issues here. All right on the schedule, all easy.

KatherinaMar 1, 2018

bus Express, Lignite

★★★★★

Excelent ride. The bus was super confortable and they gave us water, juice and a muffin. The driver drove very nice and safe and the bus had a toilet!!
The only thing I didn't enjoyed was that I was in a window seat and the air conditioner was pointing directly to my face without any change to out it of or move it.

ClaireMar 1, 2018

bus VIP24, Lignite

★★★★★

Clean but old. Not sure if the blankets were clean as they were not inside a plastic and just draped over the back of the chair. Would have been better if the massage chair worked all night otherwise it's a good ride. Attendant nice and diligent in providing the snacks and necessities. Not luxurious, just comfortable.

FabianFeb 27, 2018

bus Express, Lignite

★★★★★

All great...we were surprised that we even got free lunch (rice and curry) during a quick stop.

SeanFeb 25, 2018

bus VIP24, Lignite

★★★★☆

We travelled from Bangkok to Krabi on an overnight Lignite VIP24 bus. We left on time and were given various drinks (soy, cola, water). Around 10pm we stopped at a roadside cafe near Hua Hin for a free meal of Thai food. It was pretty rushed but adequate. After that it was a solid drive, stopping at various places and sometimes back tracking. I thought this meant we were behind schedule but we actually arrived at Krabi Bus Terminal 40 minutes early. About an hour before arrival we were offered hot coffee, a pastry, and a wet wipe. The bus was clean and tidy but old. There are TVs in the back of the seats but the movies are Thai only. I found the seat to be comfortable enough and I got a decent amount of sleep for an overnight bus. There is an attendant for the whole journey who brings you food etc and announces the stops, but she didn't speak any English. The toilet was clean enough and I didn't really notice a smell. Overall a pretty good experience.

It's not 4 because of the lack of information that is normally true to any public transport in Thailand. We didn't have any problems, but the crew lady could have been a little more informative during the trip. At the end you get what you pay for on top of the 12hr bus travel. The back massage feature of the seat was a bonus. :)

FernandoFeb 20, 2018

bus Express, Lignite

★★★★☆

Nice and comfortable bus, we left Bangkok on time and we arrive in Krabi plenty of time to arrange your mini van, little snack provided by the company and small break for dinner around 10pm

I was little bit too tall for seats and couldn't charge my phone at bus, Movies were good.... but dubbed to thai and no english sub. Otherwise very comfy ride with snack and one meal and good service.

BlumarcoFeb 18, 2018

bus Express, Lignite

★★☆☆☆

If you are big guy like me 1,97m don't use that bus it is a nightmare. No sleep at all no comfort. And it is so could that you need a sweater and and a blanket as well.

HesterFeb 17, 2018

avia Economy, Nok Air

★★★★☆

Expected a budget airline and got budget service. Adequate transport. Slightly delayed for late arriving plane. Would use again or short travel.
Boarding was a cattle call. They don't board by rows so it is a mess! They would benefit from boarding the back first.

SolFeb 16, 2018

avia Economy, Thai Lion Air

★★☆☆☆

My flight was late in departing and no one was told anything which was really ridiculous. Arrived an hour after I was suppose to

KrisanthiniFeb 15, 2018

avia Economy, Thai Lion Air

★★★★★

very nice trip

LauraFeb 15, 2018

avia Economy, Nok Air

★★★★★

Cheap and good. :-)

LarisaFeb 14, 2018

bus Express, Lignite

★★★★★

somehow another person had same seat number on his ticket.
everything else was fine. even more comfortable than in plane.

BrunoFeb 14, 2018

bus VIP24, Lignite

★★★★★

Comodissimo consiglio vivamente

ElizabethFeb 14, 2018

bus VIP24, Lignite

★★☆☆☆

Tv and wifi wasnt working.
Seat 24 couldnt go down totally.

AniruddhaFeb 13, 2018

bus Express, Lignite

★★★☆☆

There was a very irritating neck rest/pillow which was not at all ergonomic, causing a lot of pain in my neck. Also, the levers for moving the seat and leg support weren't working properly.

LisaFeb 12, 2018

bus Express, Lignite

★★★★☆

The booking online and the Check-in at bus Terminal was easy and was working well. The only thing i would like to mention is that on the homepage and the ticket was written that we have to go to the 3rd floor for the check-in, well there was no 3rd floor. We found it in the end but it was a bit anoying. So for all further travellers, the check in is on the 1st floor ????

AbdalurFeb 12, 2018

bus VIP24, Lignite

★★★★★

One of the best bus jpurney ever... only if free wifi is there i would have given a 6 star review!!

KarynFeb 11, 2018

bus VIP24, Lignite

★★★★☆

Comfortable, with minimal stops, and no loud music blaring when at stops. Free cake roll, soda, water, and soy milk. Bus is old, but seemed decently clean, and the chairs reclined to be quite comfortable for sleeping. Only negative was that my seat's tv system didn't work.

The process of booking through 12go Asia website was smooth. Thanks 12go Asia! I definitely recommend :)
The fight we booked was very good. Overall good service from Thai Lion Air. The flight was on schedule. 10kg check-in luggage + 7 kg hand luggage included in price. I'd fly from Don Mueang Airport to Krabi Airport in economy class with Thai Lion Air again. Please inform the client when a digital booking confirmation is good enough for check-in!

MelissaFeb 1, 2018

bus VIP24, Lignite

★★★★☆

It felt so cold because of the airco.
Nice to get food and drinks. Even a small late dinner was included.

Actually pleasantly surprised. No load TV, nice clean blankets,seat neck rest bit to high for me otherwise would be 5 stars. Will definitely use again.

JayJan 22, 2018

avia Economy, Thai Lion Air

★★★★★

Good trip

GiovanniJan 19, 2018

bus VIP24, Lignite

★★★☆☆

All very good but no charge for the phone.

BenjaminJan 19, 2018

bus Express, Lignite

★★★★☆

It was a nice enough bus trip. Half way we stopped for a free meal and we were provided some snacks, water, and juice. The seats were comfortable and thr blankets smelled clean.

NetaJan 14, 2018

avia Economy, Thai Lion Air

★★★☆☆

The flight delayed

IlkaJan 12, 2018

avia Economy, Nok Air

★★★★☆

Was on time and everything fitted

RomanJan 12, 2018

avia Economy, Thai Lion Air

★★★★★

Comfortable fly

YasmeenJan 11, 2018

avia Economy, Thai Lion Air

★★★★☆

Delayed flight

MitchellJan 10, 2018

bus Express, Lignite

★★★★☆

Fairly good driver, seats, comfort, but the food was insubstantial and just a sugar fix. However the meal we had at the restaurant was good

TamaraJan 9, 2018

avia Economy, Thai Lion Air

★★★★★

Very good

CsillagJan 7, 2018

bus Express, Lignite

★★★★★

Nice, clean bus with A/C and toilet. Blanket, water, snack was offered. Left on time, arrived on time.
Thank you!

CieloJan 7, 2018

bus Express, Lignite

★★★★☆

It was not the newest bus but it was comfy. I slept very well during the trip. Driver was on time and was driving very steadily. I felt totally safe. Water, snack and soy milk were provided. The southern Terminal staff were friendly and helpful. Service for the price was very good! I definitely recommend a ride!

MarkDec 30, 2017

avia Economy, Thai Lion Air

★★★★★

Comfortable flight and good service all round.

GleisonDec 29, 2017

bus Express, Lignite

★★★★☆

Bus got one hour late.

LenaDec 28, 2017

bus VIP24, Lignite

★★★☆☆

My saftybelt was out of function. And the neckpillow was not steady in the upper position, go down all time. Beside of that I was very satisfied ????

SupriyaDec 27, 2017

bus Express, Lignite

★★★★★

Very comfortable bus!

NatalieDec 26, 2017

bus Express, Lignite

★★★★☆

Too Cold. But otherwise, really great. Staff was super helpful.

SaffatDec 26, 2017

bus Express, Lignite

★★★★☆

Everything is good except smell from the toilet.

AlisonDec 24, 2017

bus Express, Lignite

★★★★☆

On time, god friendly driver. But please fix the spotlights: I wanted to read after the main lights were turned off, and the spotlight wasn't working, so I couldn't. As I can never sleep on buses, this meant I was not able to do anything at all except sit awake for 12 hours

ReettaDec 19, 2017

bus Express, Lignite

★★★★★

Comfortable seats, enough legroom and overall safe ride.

KimDec 15, 2017

avia Economy, Thai Lion Air

★★☆☆☆

The airport building itself is nice and modern with air con. Not too long wait time to get bags for such a smallish airport. However the minivan/transportation service outside is the worse I have ever seen in Thailand in the over 20 years I have been traveling here. First off the people on the curb with the walkie talkies selling tickets are rude and pushy. They NEVER give anybody a departure time, just a faint promise you will eventually get to your destination. We waiting in a mini van for an hour to go to Krabi town which was a 20 minute drive. Good thing the air-con was on! On the way some lady called the drive who handed the phone to a passenger and was yelling at him that he didn't pay for his fare (but he did, he had his ticket in his hand!).

AnaDec 12, 2017

bus VIP24, Lignite

★★★★☆

Everything was very nice but no information are provided in english, nor the entertainment system provides anything in english. Otherwise great, very comfortable!

YutaDec 11, 2017

bus Express, Lignite

★★★☆☆

the seat was a little bit hard but the price was low so ok

AngelicaDec 10, 2017

bus Express, Lignite

★★★★☆

I knew that it wasn't going to be dreamy because it was a long ride (about 12 hrs), but I was positively surprised by getting free food at a stop, and getting a mini lunch bag at the beginning of the trip. The only thing that was terrible was the smell of the toilet, but even on the classiest busses, that's always a problem.